NASA Orders Starliner Return Without Stranded ISS Crew: Here's Why
NASA has made the final call and the Starliner will return without its crew. Here's why NASA made that decision and how the astronauts will make it home.
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Want A Black Milwaukee Packout? Here's Where You'll Find One
The Milwaukee Packout system typically comes in red with black accents, but did you know you can get a mostly black version? Here's where you can find it.
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While aircraft carriers may seem purpose built for one mission - launching aircraft while at sea - there are actually a variety of designs and classifications.
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How To Check Your Car's Tire Pressure On The Toyota App
If you don't want to manually check, here's how you can see your Toyota's tire pressure using the manufacturer's app.
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How To Fix Bad System Config Info Error In Windows
A bad system config error on a Windows machine can stop you dead in your tracks. Here are some things to try to troubleshoot and fix the pesky issue.
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With the adoption of electric vehicles, pickup trucks are getting faster -- though some internal combustion engine models are still quick off the line.
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How Fast Does A Boeing 747 Fly? Take-Off Vs Max Cruise Speed Explained
How fast does a Boeing 747 fly? Well, it depends if you're talking about its take-off speed or its max cruise speed. Here's the difference, explained.
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Hellcat Vs. Demon: What's The Difference Between These Dodge Challenger Models?
It took almost 5 decades for the Dodge Challenger to reach its potential, and much of it was thanks to the Hellcat and Demon models. Here's how they differ.
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Every Ford Model Powered By The 5.4L V8 Engine
The 5.4-liter Ford Triton V8 engine doesn't exactly have a stellar reputation, but it powered cars and trucks for long time. They can't all be bad, right?
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All Of The Changes Coming To The 2025 Formula 1 Driver Lineup
While 2024's F1 driver lineup was the same as the previous year for the first time in history, 2025 won't be a repeat. Here are the changes in store.
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China's New Maglev Train Just Reached An Impressive Speed Record
During a pivotal test of China's ingenuity in maglev train design, it proved just how fast it can go.
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How To Open The BIOS On Windows 10 Or 11
You may need to access the BIOS to make some system changes, but where do you start? Here's how to open BIOS on a Windows 10 or 11 computer.
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What These Symbols And Icons On Your Android Phone Screen Really Mean
Android phones are incredibly high-tech, with a number of symbols and icons displaying various tasks and performance-related settings.
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Why Sulfur On Mars Was A Surprise (And Why It's Too Soon To Get Excited About Aliens)
In May 2024, NASA's Curiosity rover stumbled upon elemental sulfur on Mars. This was a major surprise, but don't get too excited about aliens yet.
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Pontiac Firebird: A Visual History
Join SlashGear's Azzief Khaliq as he takes you on a visual journey through the 35 year history of one of Pontiac's most notable vehicles, the Firebird.
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The 4 Best Streaming Services For Movie Buffs
Bored by the offerings on Netflix, Hulu, and HBO Max? Here are some of the best underground streaming services that movie buffs will appreciate.
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How Much Water Depth Can A Toyota Tundra Handle Without Any Mods?
The Toyota Tundra can deal with driving over wet surfaces, but how deep can the water get before your unmodded truck starts to have a problem?
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What A Yellow Border Around Your Screen In Windows 11 Means (And How To Remove It)
Yellow borders around the screen of your Windows 11 computer are likely nothing to worry about, but it might mean certain features are running.
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Boeing 737 Vs. Airbus A320: How To Tell These Two Planes Apart
Given how similar modern-day planes look, it may not be the easiest of jobs to differentiate between a Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320.
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6 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Used Classic Gaming Console
It can be a blast from the past to collect classic game systems, but there are a few things worth knowing before buying one of these consoles used.
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What Happens If Coolant Mixes With Engine Oil (And What May Be Causing It)
Having coolant and motor oil mix in an engine is never good. This is what happens when they blend together, and some possible causes for the issue.
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Hey Siri Not Working On Your iPhone? Here's How To Fix It
The "Hey Siri" function on your iPhone could not work for a variety of reasons, from a dirty mic to a phone lacking a software update. Here's how to fix it.
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Is It Safe To Use The WD-40 Electric Parts Cleaner On A Computer?
From 3D printers to video game controllers, WD-40 Electric Parts Cleaner seems like it can help clean almost anything. But is it safe to use on a computer?
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8 Hidden macOS Sequoia Changes That Will Leave You Amazed
Apple Intelligence in macOS Sequoia may be grabbing all the headlines, but the new OS version brings a lot of less-known productivity-oriented features.
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Did Apple Discontinue The MagSafe Battery Pack For Good? Here's What We Know
Apple quietly removed the MagSafe Battery Pack from the market in 2023, but is this wireless charger discontinued for good? Here's what we know.
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Can Airliners Still Fly If They Lose One Engine?
Commercial flights are one of the safest forms to get from point A to point b today, but can airliners still fly if they lose one of their engines?
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